The water flip-back scheme is usually incorporated in NMR pulse sequences to be applied on proteins to provide further sensitivity gain for labile NH groups avoiding saturation of the water magnetization ( 93JACS12593 , 94JMRA178-107 , and 95JMRB94-108 ). It has been usually incorporated in HSQC-like puse trains, during the zz-magnetization selection period, as a selective water excitation pulse followed by a defocusing gradient element.
Water flip-back
Applications:
As a general trend, a selective 270 self-refocusing gaussian-shaped pulse (applied on-resonance on the H2O signal) around 2.5 ms is used for water flip-back purposes. The BRUKER's SYNTAX is
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